And I realized just what had happened to me at Swarthmore, this transformation the ability to confront problems, complex problems, and to design solutions to those problems.

Director General Lamy has already flagged the fact that many problems still confront negotiators and that very little time remains.

That's because our ability to confront the problems that we face has not kept pace with our ability to create them.

We believe they reflect the international community's will to confront the serious problems of humanity with a view to achieving sustainable development.

Like all developing countries, Costa Rica had to confront the problems linked to water, sanitation and human settlements, which required significant investments.

Yet, they are not here at the table with us, contributing their share in the search for solutions to the problems that confront humankind today.

Some of the problems that we have to confront are that the current international laws for example, shipping provide more protection to the areas closest to shore.

We're trying to train leaders of exceptional integrity, who have the ability to confront the complex problems, ask the right questions, and come up with workable solutions.

They provided unique forums in which lessons learned and successful measures used to confront specific problems related to the substantive topics of the Ninth Congress could be discussed.

I didn't confront them.

States need not agree on all aspects of migration in order to settle on an agenda for common action. There is no shortage of problems to confront and opportunities to seize.

Thus the United Nations arose 60 years ago, founded so that States could work out their differences in peace and agree on joint actions to confront the grave problems of humanity.

In order to confront threats to international peace and stability, including international terrorism, policies and strategies should be devised and concrete measures taken to tackle problems such as poverty in developing countries.

Dear World, Please Confront America

New challenges confront us today.

We need to confront this fear.

As you are no doubt aware, Mr. President, you have the important task of leading us in our work and resolving the problems that confront us at the beginning of this 2005 session of the CD.

I wanted to confront the boundaries of the citizen, self imposed and real, and confront the divide between privileged and public access to knowledge.

And some of them will confront the others,

And some of them will confront the others,

Recognizing the role of the United Nations in helping the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia to resolve the humanitarian problems that confront it and in coordinating the efforts of the international community to provide humanitarian assistance to the country,

Recognizing the role of the United Nations in helping the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia to resolve the humanitarian problems that confront it and in coordinating the efforts of the international community to provide humanitarian assistance to the country,

I was certain that I will confront my account.

I was certain that I will confront my account.

Our capacity to do so must confront certain realities.

A life without fear is built when we confront violence against women in all spheres and when we confront racism, recognizing the rights and autonomy of indigenous peoples.

As an architect, I have to confront something like this.

Political, security and economic challenges will continue to confront Iraq.

Indeed, the ECB will soon have to confront the fact that structural reforms and fiscal austerity fall far short of being a complete solution to Europe s debt problems. In October and November, the ECB will announce the results of its bank stress tests.

While States are generally obliged under international law to ensure that all members of society may exercise their human rights, States must give particular attention to the human rights situation of persons belonging to minorities because of the special problems they confront.

We also have to confront the serious degradation of the environment.

The Palestinian Authority needs all possible support to confront those challenges.

None of this is to deny that Mexico still must confront other significant problems. For example, primary and secondary education needs improvements that the teachers unions are blocking, and criminal activity, much of it drug related, makes personal security a serious concern throughout the country.

The NTC may not be able to solve all of Libya s problems. But, by chipping away at the mountain of challenges that the country faces, it can ease the burdens that will confront the elected government that emerges from the popular vote in June.

Developing a tool to confront illicit brokering is the next step forward.

We must seize this opportunity to show that we can confront terrorism.

Therefore, the United Nations as a whole should confront that vicious malady.

Important initiatives have been undertaken to confront discrimination based on sexual orientation.

It's also very difficult to confront a general with medals on his chest.

Photography can also compel us to confront issues that are potentially distressing and controversial.

Therefore leave them, until they confront their day, in which they will be stunned.

Therefore leave them, until they confront their day, in which they will be stunned.

The reduction of the trade barriers that confront Africa is at least as important.

Proliferation is a profound danger, which the United Nations must confront in a decisive manner.

But yes, it's also true that the Internet has problems, very serious problems, problems with security and problems with privacy.